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by nobodyshere 7y ago
I wouldn't count on it. There aren't even that many pci-e 4 devices on the market.
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by nobodyshere 7y ago
Had that not been the case, we'd be a dead branch of evolution probably long gone by now.
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by nobodyshere 7y ago
The problem of your misunderstanding in this case. That can be fixed though.
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by nobodyshere 7y ago
Fingerprints aren’t passwords here.
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by nobodyshere 7y ago
They have a famous saying in Russia: Presence of laws is compensated by absence of necessity to follow them. No, I wouldn't trust anything stored there without encryption from my side.
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by nobodyshere 7y ago
I'd rather finance an iOS Thunderbird with GPG support.
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by nobodyshere 7y ago
Except I’m not using protonmail since I trust my yubikey way more in terms of storing my private keys. Also, it only seems like a simple task. You still have to manage notifications and UI for multiple accounts. Not to mention that I’d prob
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by nobodyshere 7y ago
Yes it does. However I'm not quite sure who is going to do that.
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by nobodyshere 7y ago
Do they provide such a low level API to usual mortal developers? This isn't going to be nice and comfy in terms of usability if it happens the way you describe.
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by nobodyshere 7y ago
Sorry for not linking it. Thank you guzik for doing what I should've done. That's the link I meant.
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by nobodyshere 7y ago
It is indeed very likely going to die. Webkit team isn't even considering it anymore now.
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by nobodyshere 7y ago
Radio jamming will work in case a particular govt is capable enough. In other cases just a simple imports and use ban on such devices without a license.
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by nobodyshere 7y ago
When it comes to 4096 the only viable benefit seems to be the key size and performance. While I certainly agree with that and I wish I could use ed25519, I can't use it with my security keys. Yubikey currently supports 4096 bit RSA key
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by nobodyshere 7y ago
DSA - maybe. RSA - what's wrong with that one given you have a 4096 bit key?
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by nobodyshere 7y ago
If health check of such systems is included in periodic maintenance events, there shouldn't be a problem at all. I'm also not quite sure that good old mechanical cars fail less than modern vehicles supplied with lots of complicate
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by nobodyshere 7y ago
The only reason might be something only available through the lightning port. The only thing I can imagine is trying to restore from backup if the OS got messed up for some reason or the screen is broken and touch UI is not an easy option.
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by nobodyshere 7y ago
Small old bump will never "knock a wire loose". This is serious industrial level equipment that must handle rain, snow and other shitty conditions including vibrations of a wide frequency range. And all that at least for the warra
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by nobodyshere 7y ago
How so? A fixed wide focus camera doesn't really have any moving parts at all afaik.
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by nobodyshere 7y ago
Wow, what a bunch of not-so-smart people.
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by nobodyshere 7y ago
Not cloudflare servers in particular. They demand EDNS(optional by design) which cloudflare does not support due to privacy risks.
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by nobodyshere 7y ago
A very silly one at that given their reasons for not resolving archive.is are quite rational and on the contrary makes me want to swap google's DNS servers for theirs.
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by nobodyshere 7y ago
I find it really awkward. Are they that blind?
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by nobodyshere 7y ago
Don’t hold all eggs in one bin.
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by nobodyshere 7y ago
The url changes a few times while scrolling.
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by nobodyshere 7y ago
Nope. They've won as long as you still hate and remember them.
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by nobodyshere 7y ago
Its reasons for today's existence can easily change. Luckily your hate won't win this battle.
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by nobodyshere 7y ago
Yeah, sure.
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by nobodyshere 7y ago
Ukrainians were not the only ones to suffer from the famines back then. Multiple parts of the USSR actually did. It doesn't seem like a targeted action on behalf of the govt.
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by nobodyshere 7y ago
Which one was that?
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by nobodyshere 7y ago
Can you seriously trust WhatsApp's security now that it belongs to Facebook?

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